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... nourishing least 10 to per cent, than white flour), and produce excellent punch, gooseberry, cowslip, elderberry, currant, blackberry and honey wine (metheglin). in addition to various kinds of cheese. But all this is changed, and changed for the worse, ...
... ; Little Girl, Harold Burnett, Spa Wood, Columbine, Thcs. Knight. Bondleigh. For reproduction has been selected: Blackberries and Flowers. Marjorie Sampson, Wildr ridge. North Tawton. Our Puzz'e Box 1.-A DIAMOND. A letter from Harwich. To hit gently ...
... broadly, strong Sis are better adapted for the more wSlv growing bushes, and lighter lands for rampant growers, euch as blackberries and raspberries. It is undesirable let the ground between the bushes be covered with grass, as it ought to regularly tilled ...
... Harris. Atherington, V a wSi *e. nenry Chidley. Apple Blowom. r V U n , Constabulary. , iIC- ' , v.' et Higher ' hy. .. Blackberry. Ernest Qr and Young. Stanley Canary, »h. .'? 01 Chilsworthy: G p^orth'Worthy; Ostrich. Cecil Kingfleher. William ...
... Gist, 147, Sierra, Clovelly; Violets, Ernest Buse, Chilsworthy; Plums, Leslie Lee, Standerton Cottage, West Hill; Blackberries, Frank Richards, Little Houndbeare, Aylesbeare; Cat's Head, Archie Atherington. And here are some drawings from Chilsworthy: ...
... down quite tight t take out of the boi^k^^rSntS d6 a^ K ay ? the v Whole tec Gooseberries, raspberries, currant, damsons, blackberries, apples p7a r « ' 1 ™: other fruits may be Strawberries are not recommended y ' not forget to collect all the niacin • ...
... Western Times. Sir.—ln a few weeks the country-side will grow wild a profuse quantity sloes, loganberries, wortleberries, blackberries. Why not organise the school children and them, necessary, to preserve this alway* wasted food? Farmers should pickle seedlings ...
... Mildon, who was taken ill juite suddenly and was conveyed to Bideford Hospital. She is still in a critical condition. Ripe blackberries have been picked in this iiotrict. We are all pleased to see Rev. H. Q. Burden back again, and able to conduct the services ...
... her mother from Plymouth were staying with the hitter's sister Cottages. Littleham. She left the bouse about 11 a.m. to go blackberry picking, and a neighbour saw her proceed in the direction Budleigh SalTerton. At p.m. she had not returned, and the relatives ...
... mother, a visitor from Plymouth. The ease is one of great mystery, seeing that the search Saturday, when the girl went out blackberry ing, has bees most thorough. Mrs. Bam«ey, the girl's mother, is bearing the Bhock bravely, and expresses the belief ncr ...
... country work. Yours faithfully, A LOVER OF THE COUNTRYSIDE. Exeter, August 21st, 1917. P.S.—Besides the above there are blackberries and nuts to gathered in abundance, and even the fir cones collected will be found to be very useful when the colder days ...
... failed to return from a blackberrying expedition, The girl is Emily Bamsey, aged 12, who, with her mother from Plymouth were staying with the latter's sister at Castle Cottages, Littldiam, She left the house about 11 a.m. to go blackberry picking, and a neighbour ...